SNEAKY NINJA GAME COOL MATH SOFTWARE
Whether you’re looking to keep your kids on the forefront of cool educational software or just looking to sharpen your subtraction skills, Number Ninjas is a free browser game you won’t want to miss.Car Games Racing Games Funny Games 2 Player Games Dino Game Raft Wars Combat Reloaded 2 Short Life Bossy Toss Gold Digger FRVR Friday Night Funkin' Life - The Game Temple Run 2: Holi Festival The Spear Stickman Tunnel Rush Soccer Skills Champions League Crossy Road Basketball FRVR Temple Run 2 Swingers Stickman Bridge Constructor Puppet Master Roller Coaster Builder 2 Rodeo Stampede Slopey Afterlife: The Game Short Life 2 Ant Art Tycoon Rowdy Wrestling Parkour Jump CircloO Rotate Unicycle Hero Stickjet Challenge SUPERHOT Prototype Snake Run 3 Dino Run Retro Bowl Temple Run 2: Frozen Shadows Get On Top Aqua Thrills Clash of Tanks Moto X3M Winter Barbershop Inc. Instead, the total lack of audio just stuck out like a sore thumb.ĭespite a couple of nagging annoyances, Number Ninjas is a game that accomplishes exactly what it sets out to do: make math fun. A sneaky action-movie soundtrack and some over the top ninja attack noises would have really helped round out the package. The game featured neither music nor sound effects, keeping things disappointingly quiet. With all of the great hipster style and presentation, we were really bummed to find that Number Ninjas was completely lacking in the sound department. Again – the game echoes the feel of a classic Rambo action romp. The only color you’ll see on the characters are the red and blue bandanas, blowing in the wind. Numbers and platforms are all portrayed in silhouette, with brightly colored backgrounds depicting what appears to be a lush jungle setting. Visually the game does a great job of presenting a fun and larger than life sense of commando mathematics. While we can appreciate the addition of a stealth element, it’s just not something that enhances the gameplay here. Having to repeat it because we were seen was another. Knowing we would have to repeat a level to solve the formula was one thing. That and some of the levels were too large to fit all of the hazards onto the screen, which sometimes lead to getting spotted by enemy numbers the moment they entered the screen. In terms of layout, our only complaint is that it was sometimes too easy for the other numbers to spot us. Add into that the fact that a level will end should another number spot you, and you’ve got a recipe for “try and try again” gameplay. Since you’ll have to deal with each, it may take you a good number of tries to determine the right formula to solve the equation. The levels get larger than you might expect, with a wide variety of numbers populating the area. Next you’ll encounter the number 3 – hit him with a subtraction sign and you’ve just become a 6, solving the puzzle.
Taking him out with multiplication will turn you into a number 9.
As the number 1, you’ll first encounter a number 9 patrolling the area. For example, a level may ask you to perform the following task 1=6.
To complete the level you’ll need to attack other numbers with the correct operations to solve the equation. You’ll be given an equation at the bottom of the screen. Once you’ve killed your enemy, the math part of the game comes into play.Įach level in Number Ninjas plays out like a math puzzle. Armed with a variety of math operations, you’ll attack enemy numbers by throwing addition, subtraction, multiplication and division signs like throwing stars. Each level combines two key elements: platforming and math equations. Number Ninjas takes a very over-the-top, Rambo style experience to basic mathematics. Number Ninjas is fun, educational, and puts out math skills to the test.
Now, thanks to developer Peter Groeneweg, all the fun of edutainment is back! Unlike the 80’s though, this time we mean it. If you grew up at just the right time in the 1980’s, you no doubt remember sitting around the one lone computer in your fourth grade classroom, waiting for your turn to play Reader Rabbit or Math Blasters.
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